n.短期国库券

treasury bills───（美）短期无息国库券

Treasury bill───n.短期国库券

treasury bond───（美国财政部发行的5年期以上的）长期国库券

treasury bonds───库存公司债；财政长期债券；[财政]国库债券

treasurable───adj.值得珍爱的；可储藏的；贵重的

treasury note───（美国）中期国库券；（英国旧时的）1英镑纸币

treasury tag───国库券

treasury tags───国库标签

treasury notes───金库兑税券

the three-month Treasury bill rate was about the same, at 1%.───三个月期国债利率也，在1%左右。

The spread between the Treasury bill rate and lending rates can change markedly.───国债利率与贷款利率之间的利差可以大幅改变。

The Treasury bill yield is 6 percent.───短期国债收益率为6%.

A Treasury bill is considered cash equivalent.───国库券便被视为现金等价物.

The three-month Treasury bill rate is shown there--it was much lower--it was under 3%.───三个月期国债利率,远低于联邦基金利率,在3%以下

Calculate the issue price of a 91-day Treasury bill with a par value of 10,000 and a discount rate of 9 percent.

For example, treasury bill finance has the effect of creating extremely liquid assets which are very close substitutes for money.

The Treasury bill yield is 6 percent.

It's the difference between U.S. Treasury Bill rate and Eurodollar rate; a high TED spread indicates risk aversion.

On day 91 the Treasury bill is said to mature - the original purchaser is lending money to the government.

Does this make the Treasury bill unsaleable,(Sentencedict.com ) and therefore have to be held to maturity by the current holder?

The 90 day treasury bill rate was used as a proxy for the risk-free rate of interest.

Definition: A Treasury Bill is an instrument of short-term borrowing by the government, normally having a life of ninety-one days.

A Treasury bill is considered cash equivalent.